EXCLUSIVE! Wake up, Taiwan! Did they take Chinese red money to interfere in Taiwan's nine-in-one local elections? Fu Kun-chi's friend died in an accident, and this matter is not simple

The video discusses the indictment of Taiwan's Legislator Kao的金素梅 (Kao Chin Su-mei) for allegedly receiving 170 million TWD in funds from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to develop united front organizations in Taiwan, analyzes the profound impact of this case on Taiwan's nine-in-one local elections and tribal infiltration, and mentions the conspiracy theories and background surrounding the accidental death of Hualien Amis Maji Chairman Yu Guo-ji.

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There are only about twenty days left until Taiwan's presidential election, are you all feeling cautious and fearful? We've all been following Chiang Wan-an and Shen Po-yang, watching to see who will win the Taipei mayoral race. But just today, a blockbuster dropped. This is more worthy of attention than any debate or poll, because how many people here are acting according to their own will, or have you been guided without even knowing it? So what did the prosecutors indict today? A sum of about 170 million TWD originating from the CCP was actually used to manage local tribal election resources in Taiwan, eventually reaching all the way to city councilors, mayors, and even parliament. In these past ten or twenty years of elections in Taiwan, are Taiwanese people choosing Taiwanese people, or are Taiwanese people playing P K against Taiwanese people who take CCP funds? Today, it is well worth our while to investigate the deeply unsettling and terrifying issues within these cases, be vigilant and fearful. Now, the person who has been indicted is current Legislator Kao Chin Su-mei. She is suspected of involvement in a CCP spy case, having received 170 million TWD in funds to develop these united front-related interpersonal networks in Taiwan. Today, she was formally indicted, with prosecutors seeking a fourteen-year prison sentence. They both previously admitted that they did indeed travel to Hong Kong to participate in CCP united front training camps. Actually, when I saw this, I felt a real sense of solace, I was almost moved to tears. Oh god, Kao Chin Su-mei is a pain for us indigenous people in Hualien! I've heard too much about it growing up in Hualien, far too much. Regarding Kao Chin Su-mei cooperating with the CCP to conduct united front work in Taiwan, developing organizations, and using the kindness and innocence of indigenous people to deceive us. Making us think this is just so-called exchange, that China is also a normal country, and thereby coming to support their related personnel to be elected as councilors, representatives, legislators, and village chiefs, to obstruct Taiwan's development and exchange it for the growth of the CCP's strength.

Trust me, upon seeing this, many people will probably stubbornly conclude that Kao Chin Su-mei is being persecuted by Lai Ching-te and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), but is that really the case? Let me tell you a heart-wrenching fact: as early as Ma Ying-jeou's presidency, during his second term, she was already noticed by national security units and prosecutors, who had long-term tracking and wiretapping operations in place. If you think this is persecution by the DPP and Lai Ching-te, then tracing it back to the source, wasn't this ordered by Ma Ying-jeou regardless of party affiliation to undermine Kao Chin Su-mei? I suggest you put aside this stance first and look at this: could this 170-odd million TWD in Chinese funds just be what has been seized so far, with potentially even more that hasn't been uncovered? After all, her former chief of staff and chief accountant Zhang Junjie smuggled himself from Keelung and fled to the Communist country. Of course, we in the journalist circle actually have some gossip. Why was he able to successfully cut off his shackles and then quickly smuggle himself away? Indeed, some of the guarding personnel were derelict in their duties. I'm not sure if those people were genuinely careless and lazy in their duties, or if our national security units and related departments already had their own people planted there? I am not clear on that. But bringing these money into Taiwan to manage and organize indigenous tribal areas and election resources, prosecutors also believe that Kao Chin Su-mei is the mastermind in parliament regarding issues such as opposing arms purchases, cross-strait issues leaning towards the CCP, as well as foreign affairs and national defense. Operating in coordination with the CCP's instructions, Kao Chin Su-mei has entirely denied the charges and has not confessed to this day.

Actually, there are traces of this to follow. Why? Do you remember what Kao Chin Su-mei once said? Let us take a look, it was Xi Jinping's demand that President Han and Fu Kun-chi come to do this. I do not know how a slip of the tongue can directly turn into something like this, or is it that Kao Chin Su-mei has long regarded herself as a member of the National People's Congress or the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference of the CCP? But why did this matter blow up today of all days? Because November 28 is the voting day, less than twenty-some days away from the current nine-in-one local elections. What we see every day now is many people running in local elections, and local elections involve a lot of local mobilization, as well as tribal mobilization. Just how many things might have already been infiltrated by CCP funds? Many people are in the dark, deceived by Kao Chin Su-mei using her identity as an indigenous person. On the outside, it is an indigenous shell, but what about the soul? And what really made this case feel like a suspense movie is not Kao Chin Su-mei, but rather the former director of her chief accountant, Chang Chun-jie. He was previously indicted in connection with another case of defrauding assistant fees, released on bail of 10 million NT dollars, and the court even fitted him with an electronic ankle monitor. Logically speaking, it would be hard for him to run, right? Yet in early September, he damaged his electronic ankle monitor. The task force later reviewed surveillance logs and found that a man closely resembling Chang Chun-jie appeared at the Keelung fishing port, boarded a fishing boat, hid in a fish hold, and finally took a speedboat to another vessel named Man Jui Fu No. 6. So today the prosecutors and police arrested the captain and crew members who assisted in the smuggling. You know what? Among the crew members, one holds the nationality of the CCP. They were searched and found to be suspected of receiving 100,000 NT dollars in funds related to the CCP to coordinate the smuggling matters. Look, 100,000 dollars can betray the country. Looking back at these recent cross-border repressions, and our military, civil service, and educational personnel being bought off, aren't these all things that could be settled for under 100,000 or 500,000? Then the question arises.

How on earth did this 170 million get into Taiwan? Could it be that China brought a suitcase filled with 100 million in funds and delivered it to Kao Chin Su-mei's home? Of course not! This pipeline of CCP funds was operated continuously and long-term from 2005 to 2016. Kao Chin Su-mei's congressional team and local tribal work teams were integrated into a team called "Zhulinzhibang." Of course, I believe many indigenous compatriots who accepted help from these resources might not know that the funds above came from such sources, so these people are actually innocent victims. What the CCP buys is not a single vote, but local relationships, and local relationships require long-term cultivation. Today, suppose a certain tribe lacks equipment, I will come to help you. Tomorrow, this tribe lacks resources, who can give more gifts for weddings and funerals than a regular opponent? But the question is, where did your money come from? Even if you take the salary of a legislator to make up for it, it is far from enough. Then the question is, where did your money come from? When elections arrive, networks and service resources can be fully utilized at this time, which is a hundred times more terrifying than buying ads on YouTube and Facebook. Because you know an ad is an ad, but if a place receives these red and white envelopes for weddings and funerals year after year, and the funding is excessive, with daily necessities like firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, and vinegar, along with construction assistance received year-round, you have no idea whether the money behind all this is legitimate. And many people who receive it do not think that much about it, right? So I must tell the Little Pinks: why can your social security money and your foreign trade orders never be converted into domestic demand? Because much of this money is used by your party chairman for foreign united front work, CCP overseas propaganda targeting countries in Europe, the Americas, Japan, and South Korea. So why is your farmers' pension only one or two hundred yuan? Back then, Kao Chin Su-mei even acted as a go-between for a CCP state-owned enterprise, delivering 11 buses to an indigenous tribe.

So if you look back at this now, doesn't it just confirm what we discussed earlier—that the most efficient united front work is never done by someone shouting, "Hey, I am here to unite you, submit to my united front work, okay?" No one would ever do that. Anyone who did would never get elected. They would look like someone saying, "Ah, this is a vehicle to help the elderly see a doctor, helping people in indigenous tribes travel to and from the mountains." At this point, making it look like a service means that until we obtain complete evidence to prosecute them, or even until a conviction, they are fully entitled to say, "This is just public service. Why are you slapping me with the label of a CCP collaborator?" This is also why exposing these united front and CCP-related activities makes it so hard to gather evidence or prove it—because people follow their emotions. "Oh, they helped me with services. Oh, they gifted us a few vehicles. How can you say they are doing CCP united front work?" Right? Because these people are actually quite innocent too, as they don't know what kind of shady business Gao Jin Su-mei is really pulling behind the scenes. And when investigators continued digging, they actually discovered four luxury properties under her umbrella, belonging to Gao Jin Su-mei herself, her younger brother and elder sister, as well as Zhang Jun-jie's children, with asset transaction relationships intertwined layer by layer. The most dramatic part wasn't the houses themselves, but when investigators seized her sister's workstation, and the office staff claimed it was just an employee's seat with no important documents. Yet when the locksmith opened the drawer, what was inside? Bank passbooks, account books, and financial documents—whoa! But this immediately raises the next question. As mentioned earlier, Gao Jin Su-mei opposes arms purchases, opposes Japan, and these have been her public political stances for over a decade. Can we say she is doing CCP united front work just because she spoke up for Beijing? Of course not! A democratic society naturally allows everyone to hold their own positions, right?

However, after making revisions, the prosecutors believed that Gao Jin Su-mei knew full well that the CCP provided massive funds used for her campaign needs and for operating within indigenous tribes, while she cooperated with bills favored by the CCP and opposed those they disliked—such as opposing arms purchases, cross-strait diplomacy and national defense, curriculum guidelines, and other issues. She aligned with the so-called narrative of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, branding Taiwanese people as part of the Chinese nation represented by the CCP. And this aspect of Gao Jin Su-mei is what I find most despicable. You clearly belong to the Atayal people (though I am Truku, our language families are the same), and yet you actually went to shake hands with Hu Jintao, feeling that our indigenous peoples—whether Truku or Atayal—are the so-called "Gaoshan" ethnic group within the Chinese nation. Don't you find that utterly humiliating? If you truly believe this, please tell me: can the Atayal language be considered Chinese? Since the Atayal language also belongs to the Chinese nation, shouldn't the Atayal language also be Chinese? According to your narrative, shouldn't that be the case? Of course, Gao Jin Su-mei also fought back today, saying, "Oh, my opposition to arms purchases, opposition to Japan's Yasukuni Shrine, adjustments to curriculum guidelines, and opposition to Taiwanese independence curriculum guidelines have been my consistent stance for many years, not instructions from China." But the problem is, the prosecutors are now prosecuting you for having accepted CCP funds as far back as the Hu Jintao era. Isn't that also a matter of a dozen or twenty years? Yes, well, why prosecute her just before the election after all these years? This leads to the absolute core of this video. Is this a political prosecution? Gao Jin Su-mei's counterattack is effective on this point precisely because it happened twenty days before the election; any politician prosecuted at this time will inevitably arouse suspicion. Why wasn't it handled earlier, why not later, but right before the election? Is this hyping up the fear of national doom and shouting "resist China to protect Taiwan" again? Well, actually, if that were truly the case, I'd suggest arresting Fu Kun-chi and Wang Xiao-ling first. If things could really be operated that way, then it wouldn't be like that, right? Her former chief of staff assistant, Zhang Jun-jie, why did you have to flee? Previously, a former Democratic Progressive Party member who was expelled from the party was also implicated in embezzling assistant fees, and he is now running for city councilor—and he didn't flee. So what is the answer? This case wasn't some political persecution that suddenly dropped out of the sky on the morning of November 6th.

In fact, we can also see that the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is trying its best in this election to avoid being led by its opponents. Oh, you're playing the 'resist China to protect Taiwan' card again! Oh, you're playing the 'fear-mongering' card again, right? So, coming out at this critical juncture will instead provoke resistance from the Blue camp, because as the election approaches, people become increasingly emotional and less rational, right? This is normal, isn't it? Voting is driven by passion, or by the opponent doing such a terrible job that it stirs up resentment, making people want to vote for the opposition—isn't that how it works? Isn't that what happened in the US midterm elections? So why did the national security and prosecutorial authorities choose this critical moment to issue an indictment, knowing that the DPP wants to move away from the 'resist China to protect Taiwan' narrative in domestic elections? This actually proves that the DPP cannot control the prosecutors and the judiciary, doesn't it? So, what voters should be asking isn't whether you support the Blue or Green camp and whether you should trust the prosecutors, but rather: where is the evidence? Bring it out today, bring out the instruction records, who transferred the money, who received it, who passed the message—lay it all out in court. And I believe there is a good chance of a successful indictment, because the layout to catch this person began back in the Ma Ying-jeou era. So I must say, when I was chatting with friends in Hualien last year, we talked about the ghost stories surrounding Kao Chin Su-mei, and I was saying at the time, 'Hey, why does no one dare to expose this publicly?' and so on. Some of us even joked that Kao Chin Su-mei had already been treated as a discarded pawn by the CCP around 2020. Many resources were actually diverted to other pro-unification figures in Taiwan because Kao Chin Su-mei is just too stupid. If Kao Chin Su-mei is caught, wouldn't it be better to keep her? If someone smarter were to replace her, we wouldn't be able to catch them, so how would we solve that? What is liberation? It's easy to understand, just like why we hope Xi Jinping continues to serve as the CCP's head of state—because he is helping the CCP accelerate its demise, he is helping accelerate the timeline for China. If a warm Hu Jintao were to come up, then believe me, Taiwan and the world would fall into a gentle trap of united front work. He does no harm, he hasn't made any 'wolf warrior' statements, but he is silently conducting united front work. We Taiwanese people fall for that, believe me; before they trick you, they are gentle little lambs, but once they have you, they are the 'warring party' in bed. Regardless of whether Kao Chin Su-mei was treated as a discarded pawn by the CCP around 2020, it cannot be denied that she has been accused by prosecutors of receiving 'red money' from the CCP from the Hu Jintao era through Xi Jinping's second term. If this is true, it is not just a problem with Kao Chin Su-mei alone; it means that the current general election might require a re-examination of whether the CCP has the ability to cultivate long-term network resources for local elections in Taiwan.

And do you know? At the end of October, it was revealed that a 4.4 billion urban renewal project in Shanghai was related to the interests of an opposition legislator in Taiwan, and it was claimed that this legislator is a heavyweight. Just less than a day after this broke, another unusual event occurred in Hualien that made many people feel suspicious: the unexpected death of Yu Guo-ji, chairman of Amei Mochi. On October 25th, many of us in Hualien knew this chairman of Amei. He was driving himself from Taroko back to his home in the city, passing through the road called the 193 County Road. When he reached Guangrong Bridge, his car suddenly broke through the guardrail, fell off the bridge, and went out of control, and he died after being sent to the hospital. I still don't understand how one could crash on that road on their own; you can't drive that fast on that road, and we all drive slowly there because that road is also in my hometown, Xincheng, so I think it's just absurd. The problem is that the scene of the incident lacked complete footage and surveillance camera coverage; it happened exactly in a place without surveillance cameras. How exactly did he lose control? There is still no answer to this day. Yu Guo-ji had very close ties to Hualien politics; he once served as the chairman of the Hualien County Farmers' Association and honorary chairman of the Jin-You Association. Fu Kun-chi also publicly stated that he had known the Yu family for many years. The day after Yu Guo-ji's accident, Fu Kun-chi had already gone to mourn him. Subsequently, many versions of conspiracy theories appeared on the internet, with some linking Yu Guo-ji's death to the other so-called 4.4 billion Shanghai urban renewal project case, pointing the finger at Fu Kun-chi. Of course, there is currently no public evidence to prove that Yu Guo-ji's car accident is related to Fu Kun-chi or even Kao Chin Su-mei, but the reasonable speculation of conspiracy theories is not entirely without merit.

Do you remember last year? A person related to Hualien named Chen Huizhi previously went to Hong Kong with Fu Kun-chi and Hualien County government personnel. Indeed, he was arrested in Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong court prosecuted him on money laundering charges. It is very obvious that he could be a white glove (money launderer). For example, if you act as an intermediary, a white glove, and we agreed on a money laundering fee of two million, why did you take an extra four million? If I deal with you in Taiwan, it's not easy, because that would confirm that I received red money, right? OK, then I'll go to Hong Kong, do you want to come along? You go to the Hong Kong court and the CCP and tell them to hurry up and use your laws to deal with him. Is there such a possibility? It's not unreasonable. And why did I link Kao Chin Su-mei back to the so-called "1128" local elections? It's not because Kao Chin Su-mei is running for any local election, but because the prosecution's accusation today itself contains the words "campaign resources." Chinese resources enter indigenous areas, turning into local construction, tribal management, and campaign qualifications, and then through long-term interpersonal networks, they turn into political influence, and this is highly relevant to the general election. Do Kao Chin Su-mei's people have the resources to let her supporters vote for the candidates in various counties and cities that Kao Chin Su-mei supports over the long term? The election battle is becoming increasingly intense. Everyone is following Chiang Wan-an, Puma Shen, watching the rallies, watching the momentum, watching the debates, watching the polls, who is winning by a few percentage points? An election is not just about those final votes, but what has been accumulated over the four or even ten years before the election. Who has been holding events and finding resources in the local area for a long time, getting to know the village chiefs, and can make the tribal people feel that this person has really helped me? This is the real election! So if foreign forces really have the ability to hide resources in these places, they don't need to wait until twenty days or a month before the election to take out the money and say, go vote for so-and-so, because they have already slowly let you fall into their comfort zone day by day with trust over a decade ago, and when the day of the election comes, you will still consciously feel that this was voted entirely through my own personal will. This is the most terrifying part.

But here comes the problem, if the CCP really used a capital scale of over 170 million, why did the Taiwan government only discover it after more than a decade? Because this thing is very troublesome, that's where it lies. A sum of money, or several sums of money, come in small batches, and through different people, do you really know who these people are? And they won't label the account name and the transfer as: This is transferred by the United Front Work Department of the Chinese Communist Party to a Taiwan candidate or a person with relevant resources, right? If you list it like that, you'll be caught within three days. Even the parties involved themselves can say, this is cultural exchange, this is helping indigenous people, isn't that allowed? This is cross-strait friendship, this is a private donation. And the reason why the prosecution's accusation this time is so serious is because they believe this is not a simple exchange, but a long-term collusion between a congressional team, a tribal team, and the CCP. So, it exploded at this point in time, about twenty days before the Taiwan general election. In this election, I think what everyone should ask is not which candidate you dislike more, because what democracy fears most is not someone coming out publicly and shouting I want to support unification, I want to be invaded by the CCP, I want to surrender, that kind of person, you can see at a glance, like White Wolf Chang An-le or those from the China Unification Promotion Party, right? And Chen Chu-ying, wait until one day you find that the election is still held as usual, the candidates are still shaking hands and asking for votes, doesn't everyone think this is nothing, and even feel that your questioning and your evidence are all fake, are AI-generated? May I ask, at this time, is our election still our election? Finally, let's look at the 19-year-old NPC and CPPCC representative who is very popular in China recently. Criticized by Chinese netizens, I didn't vote for this person at all. How was this person elected? Why is this person the representative of our local province or city? What kind of family resources does he have? I clearly didn't vote for him, and I didn't even see this person on the ballot. By what right did he become their nominal representative for the NPC and CPPCC at the young age of 19? And I have never seen you provide services to local voters. So this Taiwan general election is also hoping to let Chinese people at home and abroad see exactly where the terror of the CCP lies. The video ends here today. If you like this video, please don't hesitate to share it. I am Mr. Number Eight, bye.